National Republican., 1887-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.


Miss Lillian Olcott, supported by well-
selected company, will make her appearance
at this theater next Monday night in "Theo.
DORA" the play in which she has gained so
great reputation. Miss Olcott in style and
figure is well fitted to assume the leading
character of the play, and when her excellent
portrayal is added the audience is given us
line a performance as they are likely to see
on tae mimic 6s stage T6s PiecS W be pre-
mounting. dressing, &C.. and every attention
given to insure n frst.class production, Re-
served seats can be had at the box Office to-
day.
ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Rose Coghlan, who became so popular
in New York, will make her first appearance
at the Grand Opera House next Monday night
as Peg Wellington in "MIasks and Faces" a
part in which she can fairly claim to have
made entirely her own. In speaking of the
performance the Philadelphia Times says !:
Rose, Rose Coghhlaa aud her pleasant company Of
Street Theater In December met with such
well.deseryed success, reapeared at that thea
ter last night in "Masks and Faces" to an
audience that filed every seat, and had driven
the orchestra under the stage Miss Coghlan's
Peg Wellington is a very agreeable and win
ming figure. She presents the serious and
than Its more brilliant side, but what her work
lacks in quickness and sparkle 1t makes up in
Tomanly y tenderness; and its strength and
uIBully anu uuc hIllstlC uudIly mhKc buCQ
performance welcome as green oasis In the
desert of incompetent amateurism. The whole
performance is smooth, harmonious, and
bright, and II Is in every respect delight to
be relied upon for an intelligent and finished
presentation Of wide variety OF good plays.
The box sheet for the sale OF seats will be
opened this morning.
KERNAS's WASHINGTON THEATER.
The Rentz Santley Novelty and Burlesque
Company invite our favor through next weel;
at Kernan's temple. A yachting Party be.
gins, dances go on, then minstrelsy makes
merry, then lady change artists astonlsh, then
something Egyptian and marvellous appears,
then indescribable delights pass in glory, "Our
Minnie" a laughing satire ON the opera "Er.
minie," concluding all Beauty and exhaust
less talent, wit, song, dance. Come and be
merry.
HARKIss BJoU TsEATER.
Matte Vickers, comedienne, vocalist dam
seuse-beautliul and Jolly Mattie-wil illumi-
nate the BiJou next week. She has been here
before, and thousands, remembering, are glad
to learn OF her recoming. The plays an.
nounced, "Jacguipe" and "Cherub," abound
in variety and amusement, both being wei
adapted TO display the charming genius of this
Newton Beers is proceeding trlumphantly
along his weeks engagement OF Lost in Lon
don."
THE DIME MUSEUM.
"Blow ye the trumpets, blown
Next week is frances show.
This grand double attraction, crammed with
| fun and variety, things TOO numerous to
mention" comes with heartiest recommends
tiOns, Audiences everywhere have been en-.
| thusiastic about II. II seems quite safe to say
| that ours of Washington will not be one whit
whatever that is-behind the others in appre
citation.
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